"refugee applicants" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about people who are applying to be accepted as refugees or asylum seekers. For example, "The city has seen a rise in the number of refugee applicants in recent months."
Neuropsychiatric diagnoses among refugee applicants were identified through a retrospective review of applications to the Jordanian Exceptional Care Committee (2012 2013).
But when he is assigned to write exaggerated back stories for the center's refugee applicants, he comes to life, finding a knack for empathy via storytelling — for retelling the truth to suit a larger necessity.
As an added check, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services are instructed to review the social media accounts of Syrian refugee applicants who are referred for more enhanced vetting.
Like so many decisions that run against the government, legislation quickly came into effect to patch the lacuna and restore the power to block, detain and refoule refugee applicants.
There has been pressure on the government to hold an inquiry into the way the camps and the process are run, many asking why it is necessary to detain refugee applicants.
In a clear signal the Rudd government is preparing for a crackdown on people smugglers ahead of the federal election, Carr said his department was preparing "up to date" information for the immigration tribunals about the political situation in the countries from which refugee applicants come, so they did not approve those who had no genuine fear of persecution.
On Thursday, the House passed a bill that would require intelligence, FBI and Department of Homeland Security leaders to certify that each refugee applicant is not a security threat.
A bill that overwhelmingly passed the House on Thursday, by a vote of 289 137, with the support of fifty Democrats, would require the director of the F.B.I., the Secretary of Homeland Security, and the director of National Intelligence all to certify that each refugee applicant from Iraq or Syria poses no threat to the United States before being admitted.
"The average refugee processing time takes an average of 12 to 18 months, during which no fewer than four separate government agencies--including the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of State, the Department of Defense, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation--review biometric and background information on the refugee applicant".
One of her e-mails, to an anxious Iraqi-refugee applicant who was languishing in Jordan, was sent at 10 06 P.M. on a Friday evening.
The novel's title refers to the standard set by the United Nations for determining refugee status: applicants must demonstrate "well-founded fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion".
